I Paid Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars for a Family Trip, and They Planned It Without Me
“My skis.
For the vacation.
See you later, Margaret.”
He backed out of the driveway fast enough that the mailbox post shook.
Gemma gave me a small shrug and a smaller smile and pulled her car out behind him.
I went back to the window and wiped that smear.
Beverly let herself in at three without knocking.
She had on a wool coat the color of oatmeal, and her mouth was set in that pleasant shape she used when she wanted a favor.